My Yorkie also F1 Fan

 I was watching the F1 pre-qualifying show and noticed that my Yorkie, Libby, in front of chair, also absorbing all activities and following the action.
- Herb


SpiderPerson makes surprise guest appearance at FABAC breakfast!

FABAC Fundy Trail Tour—round two

(Click on any photo for larger view.)
     While we missed the best fall colours—most of the leaves having been blown off by Wednesday's wind and rain—the day was pleasant and there was enough bright foliage to make the scenery fun.   Ernst lead us in a round-about tour of the upper peninsula to finally stop for tee-pee in Sussex under warming skies.There we met Beth and Chris Daigle, resplendent in their bright green TR6.

      Introductions completed, we continued on out of town and followed the winding road along the upper part of the Fundy trail.  A John D. find, this road is freshly paved and a joy to drive with the top down.  There was little traffic and we all enjoyed it until we were interrupted by the Adair Wilderness Lodge.   Lunch was a chance to relax and chat before continuing on to explore the rest of the trail.
      The promised clouds and rain didn't appeared until much later towards the late afternoon and then brought barely a sprinkle.
      A big thanks for tour leader Ernst and his borrowed Marcos which proved to be a sure fire conversation starter.

   Rob E.

Our Bricklin connection

  Johanna has just posted an article about Malcolm Bricklin and his well known N.B. venture into car manufacturing.  Here are some photos of two much younger FABAC members with their Bricklin #2750.  Our boys still say we should have kept it. 

David R. 




45 years later, Malcolm Bricklin still proud of his New Brunswick-made car | CBC News

 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/malcolm-bricklin-still-proud-of-car-1.5748514?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar

(Passed along by Johanna.)

Grand Tour: 8th Wonder

What highways! Great narration.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=122vW1VGjAo

Passed along by Mex Bob.

Fundy Trail Autumn Leaves Tour October 4th

 Ernst has worked out the details of our autumn leaves tour to the St Martins Fundy Trail.

 We will leave the Ramada Inn, North Side, at 9:30am Sunday and will travel to St Martins via Sussex. We will stop in Sussex at the mid town Tim Hortons for a quick bio break.

 From Sussex we will travel to the Adair Wilderness Lodge in Shepody for a 1pm lunch where we have reservations for 20. They are very well known for their delicious home made meals including roast chicken, roast turkey, chowder, home made rolls, pies etc.

 Covid restrictions will be in place. Tables will be appropriately spaced with a max of 6 persons per table. Please bring a mask or alternative for supplementary protection where needed.

 Hope to see a good turnout where we are getting near the end of the touring season.

  Thanks

    Gary